Answer:
Predicted exchange rate = Country price of Big Mac/ US price of Big Mac
Predicted exchange rate:
Chile = 2,050 / 4.37
= 469.11 Pesos / US dollar
Hungary = 830 / 4.37
= 189.93 Forints / USD
Czech Republic = 70 / 4.37
= 16.01 Korunas / USD
Brazil = 11.25 / 4.37
= 2.57 Real/ USD
Canada = 5.41 / 4.37
= 1.24C$/ US$
<em>According to purchasing power parity, the predicted exchange rate between the Hungarian forint and the Canadian dollar is </em><em><u>153.42 Forint per C$</u></em><em>. However, the actual exchange rate is </em><em><u>217 Forint per Canadian Dollar</u></em><em>.
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Predicted exchange rate = 830 / 5.41 = 153.42 Forint per C$
Actual Exchange rate = 217/1 = 217 Forint per C$
"An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations", or "The Wealth of Nations", written by Scottish economist and philosopher Adam Smith. One of the first collected descriptions of what builds a nation's wealth. Written at the beginning of the Industrial Revolution, it covers division of labour, productivity and free markets. Took 10 years to write with reference to 17 years of notes, based off of observations about economic and societal conditions. Offered more practical information for the time to replace mercantilist and physiocratic theories.
Answer:
1,065 U
Explanation:
Materials Price Variance = Actual Quantity Purchased * (Standard Price – Actual Price)Actual Price= Total Cost / Quantity Purchased
= ($27,690 /21,300 )=$ 1.3
=21,300* [$1.25 – $1.3]
=21,300*0.05
=1,065 U
During May, the materials price variance for part XBEZ52 was 1,065 which is Unfavourable because the actual
purchase price is higher than standard.
The answer is $594.50, hope this helped you
Answer:
1) Japanese buyers of pharmaceuticals.
Instead of focusing on U. S pharmaceuticals, we can look for Japanese buyers of pharmaceuticals. The fact should be acknowledged that if both the policies result in the same quantity which is being imported, then the price paid by the Japanese buyers will be identical as well.
2) Japanese producers of pharmaceuticals.
If both policies are resulting in the same quantity of the import, then the Japanese producers should be indifferent to which trade restriction is selected.
